Examples of using Commitment to reform in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Yes, we agree with those Members who want greater commitment to reform.
The reflection has led to a long-term commitment to reform systemwide policies, while elevating inclusion and equity in all we do.
In Georgia, Moldova, Morocco and Tunisia,the authorities showed a clear commitment to reform.
Recalls that the allocation of pre-accession funds must be linked to the commitment to reforms and the progress in implementing those reforms in receiving countries;
I am confident that the country will be able to reach the political compromise necessary to sustain the commitment to reforms.
Major oil and gas producing economies will need to diversify anddemonstrate a renewed commitment to reform, if they are to cope with the changing dynamics of global energy.
Close, and preferably structured, involvement of civil andpolitical society representatives is the prerequisite for long-term commitment to reforms.
However, it has notproven a sufficiently strong incentive to create a commitment to reform, where there is not the political will.
Attaining our ambitious targets depends on both Member States andEuropean institutions delivering on a mutual commitment to reform.
If Greece banishes all doubts about its commitment to reform but also if all other countries banish all doubts about their determination to keep Greece in the euro area, we can do it.”.
We have seen that anything that casts doubt on governments' commitment to reform is instantly punished.”.
Points out that a necessary condition for the successof financial assistance programmes is a combination of solidarity and conditionality, strong ownership and commitment to reform;
This major achievement is the result of the sacrifices of the Greek people,Greece's commitment to reforms, and the solidarity of its European partners.
Ireland, together with Portugal, is a living example that adjustment programmesdo work provided there is a strong ownership and genuine commitment to reforms.".
A combination of different proactive measures at market level and the firm commitment to reform will allow universal service providers to face, and to benefit from, market opening.
The successful conclusion of the programme is a testament to the efforts of the Greek people,the country's commitment to reform, andContinue Reading.
Regarding Greece,the EC President indicated that“if Greece banishes all doubts about its commitment to reform, but also if all other countries banish all doubts about their determination to keep Greece in the Euro area, we can do it”.
The election of the new State President F. W. De Klerk… has sparked a wave of violence across the country.And sensitivity about his commitment to reform… seems to be fuelling the violence.
It further hopes that the new government will demonstrate its commitment to reform, including by repealing repressive legislation, appointing a credible finance team and creating the conditions for economic stabilization.
Over the last years we have seen that anything that casts doubt on governments' commitment to reform is instantly punished.
Whereas accession negotiations with Turkey were opened on 3 October 2005 and the opening of such negotiations is the starting point for a long-lasting and open-ended processbased on fair and rigorous conditionality and the commitment to reform;
The Commission and other stakeholders have reported that, although the public administration of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is continuing to work towards integration with the EU,there is reduced commitment to reform from the national authorities at a higher level9. There is often a lack of will to engage in some of the significant financial investment which is necessary to make progress on reform, for example on environmental measures.
Whereas accession negotiations with Turkey were opened on 3 October 2005 after the Council had approved the Negotiating Framework, and whereas the opening of such negotiations is the starting point for a long-lasting andopen-ended process based on rigorous conditionality and the commitment to reform;
The successful conclusion of the programme is a testament to the efforts of the Greek people,the country's commitment to reform, and the solidarity of its European partners.
This step is a major achievement, says the EU executive, and the result of the sacrifices of the Greek people,Greece's commitment to reforms, and the solidarity of its European partners.
Regarding eligibility criteria for budget support, the Commission(along with most other providers) applies a dynamicapproach by requiring relevant, credible commitment to reform and evidence of progress rather than compliance with minimum standards.
In this context, the Council also welcomes the planned Conference on the Rule of Law in Afghanistan, which will be held in Rome on 2 and 3 July 2007,as an opportunity to increase the international community's commitment to reform in the Afghan justice sector, and to enhance the Afghan Government's awareness in this area.
Both Serbia andMontenegro must prove that they are able to continue to sustain their commitments to reform and to regional trade liberalisation in order to be able to function as reliable long-term partners in the implementation of an SAA.
The Union is determined to strengthen and further develop its Neighbourhood Policy, thus offering an increasingly close relationship and substantial support,as neighbouring countries fulfil their commitments to reform.